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Just got this, haven't played with any settings but right out of the box, the images look super bright / over exposed, I tried pressing the minus button to reduce the intensity but no luck, I also tried TTL with no difference.

Any ideas? Using it with the FX2
 
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You mention you have the IT22 F, so is a Fuji model and as such not compatible with Sony TTL. Might be the reason why is overexposing and not changing when using TTL. Can you confirm you have the IT22 S instead of the IT22 F?

I have the IT30 S and it works great out of the box in TTL mode. Giving it just a - 1/3 stop of FEC gives you a very nice mix of existing light and flash, current light conditions permitting of course.
 
Martin Ocando said:
You mention you have the IT22 F, so is a Fuji model and as such not compatible with Sony TTL. Might be the reason why is overexposing and not changing when using TTL. Can you confirm you have the IT22 S instead of the IT22 F?

I have the IT30 S and it works great out of the box in TTL mode. Giving it just a - 1/3 stop of FEC gives you a very nice mix of existing light and flash, current light conditions permitting of course.
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My bad, it is the "GODOX IT22 S TTL MINI iFlash Camera Flash Light,700+ Flashes & 1.5 s Recycling,6 Stops (1/32 to 1/1 Power),Built in Battery with Magnetic Diffuser & Filter (Black, for Sony)"

PS: Please edit the thread title to the correct model
 
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Martin Ocando said:
You mention you have the IT22 F, so is a Fuji model and as such not compatible with Sony TTL. Might be the reason why is overexposing and not changing when using TTL. Can you confirm you have the IT22 S instead of the IT22 F?

I have the IT30 S and it works great out of the box in TTL mode. Giving it just a - 1/3 stop of FEC gives you a very nice mix of existing light and flash, current light conditions permitting of course.
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I'm an idiot, I figured it out, I had to push the Flash into the hot shoe all the way in, it was just barely in. That solved it.
 
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superspartan said:
Martin Ocando said:
You mention you have the IT22 F, so is a Fuji model and as such not compatible with Sony TTL. Might be the reason why is overexposing and not changing when using TTL. Can you confirm you have the IT22 S instead of the IT22 F?

I have the IT30 S and it works great out of the box in TTL mode. Giving it just a - 1/3 stop of FEC gives you a very nice mix of existing light and flash, current light conditions permitting of course.
Click to expand...
I'm an idiot, I figured it out, I had to push the Flash into the hot shoe all the way in, it was just barely in. That solved it.
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Great. Glad you sorted it out. Title edited.
 
In case anyone is wondering, I am getting some shadow from the flash on my Sony FX2 along with the 50mm f1.2 GM, so I'm going to get the Godox TR-S TTL Hot Shoe Riser
 
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Martin Ocando said:
You mention you have the IT22 F, so is a Fuji model and as such not compatible with Sony TTL. Might be the reason why is overexposing and not changing when using TTL. Can you confirm you have the IT22 S instead of the IT22 F?

I have the IT30 S and it works great out of the box in TTL mode. Giving it just a - 1/3 stop of FEC gives you a very nice mix of existing light and flash, current light conditions permitting of course.
Click to expand...
You mentioned -1/3 stop of FEC. Did you do this in the camera settings or on the flash itself by pressin the minus button once?
 
superspartan said:
In case anyone is wondering, I am getting some shadow from the flash on my Sony FX2 along with the 50mm f1.2 GM, so I'm going to get the Godox TR-S TTL Hot Shoe Riser
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Oh please let me know where are you getting it from. I've been waiting to be available on Amazon or B&H for weeks, and still nothing.

I also get a bit of shadow with my Tamron 28-200mm, especially at 28mm, but I have managed to fix most of it with a radial gradient on Lightroom. Still I'd prefer to use the raiser.
 
Did you remove the lens hood? It helps if you do.
 
Martin Ocando said:
superspartan said:
In case anyone is wondering, I am getting some shadow from the flash on my Sony FX2 along with the 50mm f1.2 GM, so I'm going to get the Godox TR-S TTL Hot Shoe Riser
Click to expand...
Oh please let me know where are you getting it from. I've been waiting to be available on Amazon or B&H for weeks, and still nothing.

I also get a bit of shadow with my Tamron 28-200mm, especially at 28mm, but I have managed to fix most of it with a radial gradient on Lightroom. Still I'd prefer to use the raiser.
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I ordered mine from Amazon UAE since I live in Dubai but I noticed that it's shipping from Amazon Germany: https://www.amazon.ae/dp/B0FHJRQRYS?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

On a side note, I also see it listed on Amazon US: https://www.amazon.com/TR-S-Extende...Shoe+Riser&qid=1760936292&sr=8-2&x=0&y=0&th=1
 
LouMeluso said:
Did you remove the lens hood? It helps if you do.
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I actually didn't, I just tried removing the lens hood and you're right, no more shadow.
 
superspartan said:
Martin Ocando said:
superspartan said:
In case anyone is wondering, I am getting some shadow from the flash on my Sony FX2 along with the 50mm f1.2 GM, so I'm going to get the Godox TR-S TTL Hot Shoe Riser
Click to expand...
Oh please let me know where are you getting it from. I've been waiting to be available on Amazon or B&H for weeks, and still nothing.

I also get a bit of shadow with my Tamron 28-200mm, especially at 28mm, but I have managed to fix most of it with a radial gradient on Lightroom. Still I'd prefer to use the raiser.
Click to expand...
I ordered mine from Amazon UAE since I live in Dubai but I noticed that it's shipping from Amazon Germany: https://www.amazon.ae/dp/B0FHJRQRYS?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

On a side note, I also see it listed on Amazon US: https://www.amazon.com/TR-S-Extende...Shoe+Riser&qid=1760936292&sr=8-2&x=0&y=0&th=1
Click to expand...
Oh great. Thanks!
 
superspartan said:
Martin Ocando said:
You mention you have the IT22 F, so is a Fuji model and as such not compatible with Sony TTL. Might be the reason why is overexposing and not changing when using TTL. Can you confirm you have the IT22 S instead of the IT22 F?

I have the IT30 S and it works great out of the box in TTL mode. Giving it just a - 1/3 stop of FEC gives you a very nice mix of existing light and flash, current light conditions permitting of course.
Click to expand...
You mentioned -1/3 stop of FEC. Did you do this in the camera settings or on the flash itself by pressin the minus button once?
Click to expand...
In TTL I think it works the same.
 
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